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Faculty
Tenured Associate Professor
Tenured Associate Professor, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
Associate Professor
Political ecologies of conservation & development, climate change adaptation and mitigation, Indigenous rights, environmental justice, Latin America
Professor, Sustainable Tourism, Coordinator of Global Tourism Concentration
His research focus includes sustainable tourism development – linking tourism, nature conservation and protected areas; collaborative conservation and protected area management; and perceptions of landscape disturbance – implications for human dimensions of natural resources, recreation and tourism.
Assistant Professor
Behavior change, human processes of the coupled human-nature systems
Faculty
community-based tourism, sustainability, empowerment, poverty alleviation, tourism resilience
Associate Professor
Environmental governance, fisheries policy and management, gendered livelihoods, recreational fishing, decolonial feminist political ecology
Master Instructor | Undergraduate Coordinator | Internship Coordinator
Internships, career preparation, event planning, natural resource ecology and measurements.
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Interim Department Head | Professor
Conservation social sciences, social psychology applications in conservation, human dimensions of wildlife, human-wildlife interactions, wildlife values
Associate Professor
Internal branding, service management, and employee well-being in tourism.
Emeritus faculty
Staff
Co-Director, Center for Protected Area Management
Protected Area Management, Ecotourism, Environmental Interpretation, and Conservation Leadership
Director of Enterprise Programs, Program Manager for Conservation Leadership
Leadership development with emphasis in environmental education.
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Interim Department Head | Professor
Conservation social sciences, social psychology applications in conservation, human dimensions of wildlife, human-wildlife interactions, wildlife values